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The shopping experience is good. The album is beautiful and well packaged. The box and packaging is very safe. Good!

The item is good and beautiful and safely packaged, the shopping experience is good the payment is quick

I bought this brush on a recommendation and I love it. It's so soft and delicate, I bought more. I highly recommend it

A stunning collection of songs given new impetus, the meaning hasn’t changed, but the presentation is one of true beauty and regret that we might not see another dawn.

The trio achieves a flawless blend of rhythm, subtlety, and technical brilliance, seamlessly weaving the era’s bossa nova influences with the trio’s signature jazz swing, demonstrating their exceptional ability to infuse familiar styles with fresh energy and creative sophistication. Each track on We Get Requests highlights the musicians’ remarkable synergy. Peterson’s inventive phrasing, Brown’s creative bass lines, and Thigpen’s nuanced rhythms create a vibrant and profound sound that is uniquely their own.

This album is really a dark and freaked out psychedelic mess of free-form songs that filter through many different genres and moods. No fan of Krautrock can be without this recording and is absolutely 100% essential!

"Wolf City" is an excellent album that should be easily enjoyed by most of prog listeners and is perhaps a good introduction to their earlier, more psychedelic stuff.

It seems the Van Der Graaf Generator of old has matured and decided to produce something they can be completely proud of and can perform with intensity. To achieve such as they do after such a long time of being in the music business and growing older is quite a feat.

This is an incredibly well conceived and recorded group of songs. Incredible melodies, odd singing, crazy rhythms, wonderful textures, and a sense of confidence that only seems to come with age.

Great EP comes with a nice little fold-out poster. I'd like to tell you which is my favorite song I think that answer is the one I'm currently listening to.

Every song on this album is a banger.I drove 3289km to see this band and it was worth every kilometer of the trip. Everyone I've had listen to this album has walked away saying it's one of the best new albums they've heard in a long time.

I'm very new to TRiDENT but I'm really enjoying this album and I'm going to be buying more in their catalog.

Why not in Digisleeve like welcome to the Pleasure Dome , it is an SHM CD, for Sampler Importend .......

Death Walks Behind You will definitely holds a place in the prog-rock masterpiece catalog, as well as one of the early pillars of the heavy metal genre. With their unique approach to progressive rock, Atomic Rooster was able to create a satisfying record that truly sounded unique compared to the sounds of their peers. For fans of dark, pessimistic music, as well as fans of raw, vintage organs (trust me, there's a LOT of that on this album), this is a must-have album, as well as a must-listen for those who are interested in the development of heavy prog and heavy metal.

Magic for the ears. This is the highest quality modern classical music. Beautiful presented, wonderfully played - a masterpiece.

Well, this is how a concert has to be!!!! Pink Floyd is a real live-band and the fact that the complex of structures, musically speaking, is quite overwhelming, the voice of David Gilmour is high. Remarkable is also the drum section, Wright's keyboards and excellent sax interventions. Here it is all that a PF fan should have.

The band is excellent and the recording, song choice and laid-back, late-night mood are all impeccable.

Certainly one of the very first true prog albums, and absolutely brilliant from start to finish. Almost singlehandedly takes psychedelic-inspired music and morphs it into progressive rock.

This album is a real for all hardcore VdGG-heads that have been hanging around for years waiting for their chance to hear something new from them, and, in general, all lovers of gutsy, tense, emotional prog; this is also a present from VdGG to themselves, and what better present could any band give to themselves than stay young and healthy 35 years after the release of their first album?

This stupendous album was not only perfectly written, but also masterfully produced by Alan Parsons (who would build a career on that album alone); it hasn't aged at all (especially lyrically) and it is little wonder it spent some 20 years on the US billboard top 200 charts, sometimes popping its head inside in the following 20 years.